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Convert D-erythrose to next higher aldose.

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To convert D-erythrose to the next higher aldose, we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the structure of D-erythrose D-erythrose is a four-carbon aldose with the following structure: - It has the formula C4H8O4. - The structure can be represented as: ``` CHO ...
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Knowledge Check

  • An aldose is converted into its next higher homologue by :

    A
    Ruff's method
    B
    Amadori rearrangement
    C
    Killiani synthesis
    D
    Wohl' method

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    A
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    B
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    C
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    D
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